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Norris Tightens Title Lead With Brazil Clean Sweep as Ferrari Slumps to Double DNF

Ferrari president John Elkann issued a public rebuke, telling his drivers to talk less, focus on driving after the double retirement.

Overview

  • Lando Norris won the Brazilian Grand Prix after taking both poles and the Sprint, moving to 390 points and a 24-point lead over Oscar Piastri with Max Verstappen 49 back.
  • Oscar Piastri received a 10-second penalty for his aggressive restart move that led to contact with Kimi Antonelli and triggered Charles Leclerc’s retirement, dropping the Australian to fifth.
  • Kimi Antonelli delivered a breakout P2 and held off Verstappen in the closing laps, securing his second podium of his rookie season.
  • Max Verstappen started from the pit lane and executed a multi-stop charge to finish third, trimming some damage in the title race.
  • Ferrari recorded a double DNF and fell to fourth in the Constructors’ standings, with Leclerc publicly faulting Piastri and Antonelli for the opening incident and Elkann criticizing driver focus.